For the sake of clarity: Firstly, this is all based on the actual historical invasion of Tsushima by the Mongols. Jin is a Samurai and therefore has the traditional code of honor taught to him. So that would be, facing your opponent and fighting without trickery (like the firecrackers and such) but he is so determined/desperate to defend Japan and furious with his enemies that he takes on the tactics of the "Ghost" (More accurate to say Shinobi) and his master begins to get worried that he is forsaking his values too much. I would expect that the game will be challenging to play without resorting to the "Ghost" tactics as the game progresses. Also, with the stances, it seems they may have based them off of real techniques and very possibly off of Miyamoto Musashis teachings with the "Book of Five Rings"/ Go Rin No Sho. The game looks incredible and it seems they did a LOT of research at Sucker Punch, even when you consider the roles of animals (like the Fox) in Shinto it seems they have honored that all quite a lot in this project, particularly with a fox leading you to an Inari Shinto shrine as they show in the demo. I am very, very excited for this game.
The Hat to add to the historical point. Mongol invasion failed due to a a crazy storm. The Japanese coined the storm “Divine Wind” and it’s actually called “Kamikaze”. This survival of the Mongol invasion inflated Japans ego and rightfully so! This is the Mongols we are talking about. They NEVER fucking lose, right? So, this ego stayed for sooooo long and it’s why we see in WWII Japan standing up to America. We all knew what happened then. Anyway, I hope you the reader learned something.
@@kingofpain11111 Yes, the invasion never went past Tsushima due to a typhoon which forced their ships to retreat from the Sea of Japan and all the Mongols were then executed. However, somehow relating that which occurred in the late 13th Century to the Imperial Japanese Army of the mid 20th Century is absolute ignorance. Quite a lot happened in that 700 years and there is no relation between the way of life of the two periods particularly since the Edo Period was the longest period of peace that country had ever seen and was incredibly prosperous. The comparison of 13th Century Feudal Japanese Shogunate to 20th Century Imperialism is completely absurd and so is the idea of them "standing up to America." The connection between Kamikaze (God-Wind) in reference to divine intervention against the Mongol Horde and the fanatical FORCED pilots of WW2 is an absolute perversion. The Imperial Army perverted everything about The Way in regards to Samurai and the concept of Kamikaze pilots was the greatest offense in regards to such perversion. I think the idea that their "ego was inflated" is also incorrect. It was a warrior culture and it had NEVER been successfully invaded by anyone, ever, in all of history. It is fair to consider as well that if you US has attempted an invasion by sea in Japan that it would have been a great deal more brutal that D-Day invasion of Normandy and very possibly would have failed. I am not sure where you got information from, or your translation, but they are not entirely accurate.
@@kingofpain11111 It'd be pretty cool if the game explains how Jin's legend as the vengeful spirit eventually morphed over the years into the present day belief that it was a storm that took out the Mongols. Winds are even heavily incorporated into the game.
A little bit of clarity about the fighting in the game: It's not realistic, in the sense that it does not come from any kenjutsu style, the inspiration for the fighting seems to be kabuki stage fighting and samurai cinema fights (the last one actually draws inspiration from the first). You can actually see this in the exaggerated movements and the hard poses Jin pulls every time he kills someone as "the samurai", which makes sense, considering sucker punch has said numerous times that this game is a love letter to samurai cinema. Another point we can make for this is the exaggerated way the enemies die, that's straight out of a samurai cinema movie.
These were the same people who thought London was a good idea...even people from London like to say how lame their city is, and that's in modern day London.
And in a historical period that has barely been explored. So many games focus on the Era of Warring States/Sengoku Jidai, but the only time I've ever seen the Mongol Invasion portrayed in a video game was the original Shogun: Total War.
I dont mean to be so off topic but does anybody know of a trick to get back into an instagram account? I stupidly forgot my login password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me.
Personally: *Gets through the exploration part of the presentation* "Pre-ordered." Seriously, I could just LOOK at this game all fucking day without ever even drawing a blade, much less any blood.
MAX said it best.. "Look at this Next-Gen game, on Current-Gen." I'm gonna make myself look like YOSHIMITSU, if I can. I know he's a ninja.. but still. I already know MAX is probably gonna go for a STRIDER style.
When there's still no AC Japan, Sony: Fine, I'll do it myself. In all honesty though, this presentation alone is way better than the entire Xbox event last week. On one hand, I'm still excited for AC Valhalla and hope that Ubisoft will show us what the game has to offer in Ubisoft Forward in July.
I'm just over AC at this point. Good games but not as Assassins Creed games. They've clearly taken the series in a totally different direction which is fine but they should just make a new IP. You're not even an assassin in the new games when the series is called *Assassins* Creed lol.
@Joseph Joestar ジョセフ・ジョースター showing historic figures, yokais, ninjutsu and all. Nice move that they're going for vikings, let the japan theme rest a little for a year or more so
At this point, I just want to see AC take on Asia in a main entry (so not counting Chronicles). Feudal Japan, Ancient China, the British colonisation of South East Asia, World War 2 era Shanghai, anything. I got no doubt the franchise will continue as long as there's still historical era to explore. It's just a matter of when. 🤷♂️
Would be cool if you could have it so it only pops up during combat, so you can have the beautiful environment and the cinematic feel at the same time.
@@tombraider200571 Actually, it isn't at all. A year and a half if the time you need to fix what's broken, to playtest the shit out the game to make sure it has the experience you wanted, and minor tweaking. A year and a half before release isn't the time to be reworking your entire combat system, that's just asking for trouble. Because what people don't seem to realise is that the level design affects the combat system which in turn informs level design. You can't rework your combat and not expect it to break absolutely everything you've done level-design wise in an action game like this one. Some genres can get away with reworking combat such as MMOs since none of them use their envrionment as a tool to convey information when in combat. It's all about the ennemy in front of you and the arena is just the framing of the battle. (level design isn't only a matter of traversal btw, the term encapsulates ennemy placement, density, line of sights, pacing, etc.)
@@arenkai "A year and a half if the time you need to fix what's broken, to playtest the shit out the game to make sure it has the experience you wanted, and minor tweaking. A year and a half before release isn't the time to be reworking your entire combat system, that's just asking for trouble." The exception only further validates the rule, so you're certainly not wrong. But I'm pretty sure God of War 2018 threw out almost everything with only 2 years left to go. Again, just goes to show that crunch culture sucks, and even the best of games are sometimes produced in the worst circumstances.
@@turbonerdo6838 God of war was a game that was developed in 3 years. 1 year planning and scripting / story writing / key art and then the actual game development. The last year was bug fixes and tests and the actual publishing process. Maybe it was 4 years but I heared from Cory Barlog on a an interview that he said 3 years and explained each step. So you saying "only 2 years" is actual a fucking big amount of time. You can change a hell of alot in that timeframe. And they didn't threw everything out, one of the key animators for the combat system made the axe throw and the call back. Cory was loving it right from the start. But they weren't sure if they can use it, though they sticked with it and played along and kinda build the combat around it.
I hope leaving them alive after they run has implications. Maybe if you let them run, reinforcements and stronger enemies appear at the same location? That would be so fucking dope.
The T isn't silent, there just isn't a vowel sound between the T and the S so it becomes almost like one constant in itself, like an S sound but starting with your mouth in the T position.
Sounds like a Capcom title. Six months after release we'll get Ghost of Assassins: Breath of Redemption, the Wild Hunt Dies Twice: Zero Far Dawn Cry Tournament Edition Hyper XL
I have a big soft spot for the assassins creed style of gameplay, and that combined with the breathtaking visuals, setting, and music have sold me 100%
@@silverbullet1819 It definitely looks more like Assassin's Creed 1 than anything. Witcher 3 could be really button mashy especially with the level scaling system that can put you against gigantic health pools and also relied on awkward dodge/evade mechanic. Ghost seem to depend more on technique and precision instead, and a lot of one-hit kills.
I was heavily invested in this game long before Sekiro came out and even though it was good it wasnt what I was looking for so I never finished it. Tsushima had me onboard from the first teaser trailer.
Same. I'm really interested in these new ancient Japan styled games but Sekiro just looks like too much CBT for my taste, lol. I love the Souls games but I'm trash at parrying, which is basically like 99% of Sekiro's combat system from what I've seen. I much prefer this game's approach of basically just making Japan Assassin's Creed with BOTW style exploration.
Yeah ghost of tsushima has much more of that tenchu vibe than sekiro, just with open world. Still, one day would be nice to see those characters and stuff again.
This demonstration made me cry a bit with joy when I watched it. It's beautiful, brutal, and really just took my expectations and went SO FAR beyond. I am looking forward to this, more than anything now.
I'm holding off all my expenses for PS5 i can wait not to play games when they launches but i absolutely need to invest on next gen now because games will still be $60 on ps5 ..
Okay yeah, I'm having the same reaction as Max. I thought basically nothing of this game when we first saw it and this preview made me go "Ohhhhhhhhhhh, I'm getting Breath of the Wild vibes here."
After seeing him reactions to Final Fantasy and him on Dropped Frames, I found myself a new reaction channel. I still don't see how people find the combat "off", what else type of combat did you want? This beats every other type of combat so far for it's style, hack and slash sponge shaving would just make this feel like shit, and this 1 shot, fast paced parry combat fits so well. Even Witcher 3's combat was bogged down, even though it was already mediocre at best already, by that fact. slashing and hacking multiple times and the enemies barely showing any reaction to each hit unless your higher lvl than them. Just takes out of the bad ass feel of a skilled sword fighter. Only thing that made it better was the mutilation finishers (not sure of the exact word to use instead of mutilation)
meeran haq Well, everyone has their own desires when it comes to combat. It may feel badass, to dispatch foes in a single stroke, but I’m worried that I won’t even see the enemys as threats. Unless they can one-shot me just as easily, I’ll be half asleep as I mow them down like grass. I really hope there’s more to the combat than what I’ve seen so far.
Yea I agree. I’ll take this over the whole “death of a thousand cuts” combat that everyone shoved into their games nowadays. I really started to hate it When AC odyssey had it. Combat was so fucking boring because it was just mash one button till they die, parry occasionally.
My problem with the Ass Creed classic style is that it means you have less tools to express yourself in combat and that you cannot use them outside of combat due to context sensitivity. I don't know about Odyssey which had some sort of leveling system, but I want a decent number of mid combat actions which only seems to be teased with the styles at the moment. We can have that and also a means to defeat or avoid enemies fast, even BOTW or DMC does it. Encounters with enemies made of paper need you to be made of paper to be remembered.
@@thelastgogeta Go watch the the duel at the end E3 2018 gameplay. Obviously not every enemy is one-hit kill but the combat seems to depend on not taking damage but instead reflecting, parrying or dodging blows. It relies on technique and reaction time and distances itself from button masher style combat systems with level scaling like in other open world games like AC Origins, Skyrim or Zelda BOTW. It is the perfect style for this type of game considering the Samurai theme, developers definitely know what they are doing here.
@@sageoftruth I think the game has a block meter, like sekiro or fallen order. Which means even though enemies die in one or two hits you still have to get through their defenses before you can hit them.
It’s More fluid and casual as well. I don’t mind this at all. There’s already 2 Samurai Souls type games. Ghosts of Tsushima would be a nice change of pace
@@acebrawler2000 i wouldn't call it casual from everything i've seen and heard...game has a lot of stances, parry,block,deflect,dodge,roll and it's pretty realistic your enemies die with 2-3 hits but you die with 2-3 hits too. So you can't yolo this game like it's old assassins creed where you fought 10 enemies at the same time
Tsushima is a story first game and now that we've seen the combat...Is it better than Nioh? Nioh is a gameplay first game so is it fair to compare the 2? I mean that's probably why Sony released 2 samurai games in one year because they are different. It's funny because people said Tsushima would be better than Nioh but we see it has implemented combat stances...which is from Nioh. Nioh 2 the best ARPG of all time and it's on a tier of Bloodborne...the combat is the best objectively. If Tsushima wants to compete with Nioh it needs to be masterful with it's story, side quests included because that's what will carry the game. Nioh is carried by it's combat.
@@frankchapparo7391 I don't think anyone would say the combat is better than nioh that'd be stupid..but it's a somewhat simpler game and open world is better so overall people might like this more tho I personally think nioh is more satisfying but we'll see
@@rayshiotile9487 For an mgs game, i totally agree with you . But as general stealth-gameplay goes its too disjointed and looks not interactive enough at all. Still no indicator how good hidden you are , flat stealthing without different approach-possibilities except being on higher or same ground as the guards (but maybe theres is more to it than it shows idk) , multiple takedowns that could trivialise stealth way too much and guards that rather looking at fire-crackers instead stating alert immediatly because it is loud af and unusual in the silent night to light up some firecrackers because ... reasons. The stealth is typical open world fanfare as usual what they showed and it can be very dissapointing for some . Im only for samurai-ing and thats enough.
@@lyonking2223 Well how this game handles open world is much, much closer to how BotW did it; basically presenting the open world to the player through contextualised cues and environmental design. TW3 mostly relied on map markers and beaten paths when handling the open world.
I can't wait to get my hands on the collectors edition that I pre-ordered the day that it was available. Sucker Punch has only made games that are at least 8/10 and I have the utmost faith in this game
@@rigby8701 I disagree. It definitely didn't live up to the potential they'd built up with the whole power siphoning idea, but the core gameplay was fun. I enjoyed switching between all the powers and wreaking havoc
@@CaliberStone The story and characters were very bland, along with the world. The only saving grace was that the combat and traversal was fun for a while but grew old very quickly.
@@rigby8701 I mean, it was mostly based on a real city, so...I guess Seattle is just bland? I liked traveling around and seeing the landmarks, so again I'll have to disagree. The characters were definitely a little cookie cutter, though.
I've been waiting for this game for close to 4 years and I'm proud to have pre-ordered the collector's edition and now waiting for that Day 1 samurai experience
I'm so excited because I didn't know when this game was coming out, and now it's coming out in July! Maybe I had heard and forgot if this wasn't the release date reveal. I've been excited for two years!
I never thought of this game at all, I thought it would be another souls like game, but now, open world Feudal Japan setting, a choice of being a Ninja or Samurai, oh yeah I'm sold.
This is officially gonna be my Assassin's Creed fix. No RPG stats-driven, no fighting gods.. Just a balanced action-stealth game, set in a grounded, modest, historical setting.
@@PotatoRankEX Umm, yes? This game looks to have about as much "stats" progression as ACII-ACSyndicate era, but it's not relying on it like an RPG (Origins/Odyssey) is.
Fun Fact! The reason you’re called: The Ghost. Setting of the game is 12th century. Shinobi didn’t originate until 15th century. It’s those little attention to details that prove the developers respected their craft. However cleverly it’s suspected that antecedents may have existed as early as the 12th century :)
Well you say that, but there are a LOT of historical inaccuracies that were put in for cinematic flavor and general "samurai-ness". For example, during the 12th century, he wouldn't even have had a true katana. He would have had a dachi which is much longer. The dachi would have been stowed in his belt blade-down rather than blade-up, and it would have been too long to perform iaido (attacking from the sheathed position) which wasn't even invented until the 15th century. Whenever Jin flicks his sword to remove the blood, it is a ritualistic movement called chiburi that was invented during the Edo period, which takes place centuries after the setting of the game. All of the combat styles/stances/movements are based off of Edo period styles/stances/movements. Even little details like the traditional sitting on the knees thing (seiza) was invented in the Edo period. The entire plot of the game, the honorable Samurai way vs dishonorable "ghost" way, is an Edo period interpretation of Bushido. Especially during a period of war, no samurai would have cared how they killed their enemy. In fact, the most famous historical "Ninja" (Hattori Hanzo) was a samurai.
That photo mode where you can sort of make gifs will be so cool. I can see people making some really neat things out of that. Especially during combat scenes
It certainly looks interesting, but I'm a little concerned about how "stiff" and "quick-timey" some of it looked. I hope it's just an old build effect or the way they were playing it.
The setting being limited to an island could allow them to really add a lot of detail. I remember when this game got shown at E3 2018 alongside Sekiro. I was hyped just because they mentioned a different "health" system tied to posture. I think what really got me into following the game is an anime called "Angolmois: Record of Mongol Invasion." It's pretty much the Mongol Invasion of Tsushima though definitely more grandiose and with more spectacle.
I need more on that combat man, I can't get a good feel for how the mechanics interact from these trailers and videos. Gotta dive DEEP in to exactly what you can do and what your opponents can do.
I know a lot of people are comparing this to Assassins Creed, but I get more Witcher vibes tbh, especially with the animal guides basically being your Witcher senses and the shrines that give you buffs. Also, the stance switching in Samurai mode was really unexpected, definitely more excited about combat now
I wouldnt really say metal gear5. Metal gear 5 was basically the borderlands of stealth games giving u every way possible of stealth or combat, this is more batman Arkham stealth imo
One thing that I want to point out that some people miss is that the Japanese voice actor of the main character Jin is Kazuya Nakai who has done zoro from one piece, mugen from samurai chaploo, etc.
I've traveled throughout TSUSHIMA a few times. It's an incredible place with some unique wildlife and monuments to events that happen within this game.
I don't know how I feel about getting pestered by animals and winds and whatnot about finding quests and items, as opposed to just exploring by yourself.
Hell yeah. I'm sold. It's a solid mix between an explorative fluid platformer, but the fact you can change the way you play by the gear you equip is awesome to me. The aesthetic has heavy old-style japanese swordsman movies. I'm a huge fan of the samurai gameplay.
Thought the "sword play" from Sekiro was one of the best skill based combat systems I've ever seen in an action-RPG style game. Its design was genuis in the way that it actually allowed the developer to truly compose your bossfight experiences. The final boss is indicative of that. Edit: Perhaps try to make the game a bit more difficult. Those NG debuffs stacked on to the max difficulty scaling require mastery of certain enemies and reaction. Cant wait to see how they innovate the combat farther in Elden Ring.
Max I doubt you'll see this comment but you've gotten me through some really tough times so far this year dude and I just wanted to say thank you and hopefully one day in the future I'll be able to tell you face to face. Appreciate all the entertainment and you being you
The "Samurai. Jin" and "Ghost. Jin" segments reminded me of Metal Gear Solid 5. You can approach the enemies stealthily. Or you can go in with a bang. Or maybe both. It's really cool. And the combat system? It does feel a lot of like Ni-oh. And that's good. So, it's essentially Japanese Red Dead Redemption 2 + MGS 5 + Ni-oh + Sekiro. Loving what I saw so far.
lol funny how u chose only sekiro when he made even dumber comparisons. like breath of the wild or nioh. or god of war. or all the suggestions actually. i guess there are a few ppl childish enough to still be in that "nothing iS lieK daRk SouLs!" bandwagon. i saw a comment EXACTLY like yours on so many games so far, only for the devs themselves come out and talk about how fromsoft influenced their games later on. god of war comes to mind. its alright if ppl feel like they were influenced by fromsoft and nioh, get over it and move on. also he didnt compare anything to sekiro other than the parrying. its idiotic not to think about sekiro when it comes to that.
AH silver get over what and move on from what? Your the one writing an essay. I just don’t get the whole sekiro\ ghost comparison when the games are entirely different to play. Influenced is one thing but that doesn’t mean they are similar to play, chill dude it’s not a biggie.
For some reason I got a Metel Gear Sold 5 vibe from the gameplay, especially the quick kunai throw when spotted, kinda like Snake can do a slow motion headshot when he's spotted.
Got a few more vids cooking, about MK Aftermath, UE5 Next Gen etc. YT's new changes have a couple of them pending approval and I'll have them up ASAP.
I was wondering about Aftermath. Im like fiending to watch your reaction. Did you watch it on stream?
Yeah been looking for it since the robocop gameplay came out
Smash Ultimate pulled from EVO. SOUND OFF!
Mortal Kombat !!!
Will you be uploading at least FFVIIR hard mode highlights, or is that staying on Twitch? No pressure if yes and no biggie if not.
For the sake of clarity: Firstly, this is all based on the actual historical invasion of Tsushima by the Mongols. Jin is a Samurai and therefore has the traditional code of honor taught to him. So that would be, facing your opponent and fighting without trickery (like the firecrackers and such) but he is so determined/desperate to defend Japan and furious with his enemies that he takes on the tactics of the "Ghost" (More accurate to say Shinobi) and his master begins to get worried that he is forsaking his values too much. I would expect that the game will be challenging to play without resorting to the "Ghost" tactics as the game progresses. Also, with the stances, it seems they may have based them off of real techniques and very possibly off of Miyamoto Musashis teachings with the "Book of Five Rings"/ Go Rin No Sho. The game looks incredible and it seems they did a LOT of research at Sucker Punch, even when you consider the roles of animals (like the Fox) in Shinto it seems they have honored that all quite a lot in this project, particularly with a fox leading you to an Inari Shinto shrine as they show in the demo. I am very, very excited for this game.
The Hat to add to the historical point. Mongol invasion failed due to a a crazy storm. The Japanese coined the storm “Divine Wind” and it’s actually called “Kamikaze”. This survival of the Mongol invasion inflated Japans ego and rightfully so! This is the Mongols we are talking about. They NEVER fucking lose, right? So, this ego stayed for sooooo long and it’s why we see in WWII Japan standing up to America. We all knew what happened then. Anyway, I hope you the reader learned something.
NursKul yes i did
@@kingofpain11111 Yes, the invasion never went past Tsushima due to a typhoon which forced their ships to retreat from the Sea of Japan and all the Mongols were then executed. However, somehow relating that which occurred in the late 13th Century to the Imperial Japanese Army of the mid 20th Century is absolute ignorance. Quite a lot happened in that 700 years and there is no relation between the way of life of the two periods particularly since the Edo Period was the longest period of peace that country had ever seen and was incredibly prosperous. The comparison of 13th Century Feudal Japanese Shogunate to 20th Century Imperialism is completely absurd and so is the idea of them "standing up to America." The connection between Kamikaze (God-Wind) in reference to divine intervention against the Mongol Horde and the fanatical FORCED pilots of WW2 is an absolute perversion. The Imperial Army perverted everything about The Way in regards to Samurai and the concept of Kamikaze pilots was the greatest offense in regards to such perversion. I think the idea that their "ego was inflated" is also incorrect. It was a warrior culture and it had NEVER been successfully invaded by anyone, ever, in all of history. It is fair to consider as well that if you US has attempted an invasion by sea in Japan that it would have been a great deal more brutal that D-Day invasion of Normandy and very possibly would have failed. I am not sure where you got information from, or your translation, but they are not entirely accurate.
@@kingofpain11111 It'd be pretty cool if the game explains how Jin's legend as the vengeful spirit eventually morphed over the years into the present day belief that it was a storm that took out the Mongols. Winds are even heavily incorporated into the game.
A little bit of clarity about the fighting in the game:
It's not realistic, in the sense that it does not come from any kenjutsu style, the inspiration for the fighting seems to be kabuki stage fighting and samurai cinema fights (the last one actually draws inspiration from the first). You can actually see this in the exaggerated movements and the hard poses Jin pulls every time he kills someone as "the samurai", which makes sense, considering sucker punch has said numerous times that this game is a love letter to samurai cinema.
Another point we can make for this is the exaggerated way the enemies die, that's straight out of a samurai cinema movie.
The creator of assassin's creed said that Japan is a boring setting for their game. They better hold this game's beer
These were the same people who thought London was a good idea...even people from London like to say how lame their city is, and that's in modern day London.
But vikings make for better assassin's than real life assassins themselves smh..
@@AntiNihilist the fuck are you saying? did you even play AC: Syndicate? that game is fantastic
Yeah man, this game ain't even released yet and already surpasses any setting of the AC games. Wtf???
@@CJTranceAddiction well feudal japan is cool setting but so is England in the viking age
open world feudal japan. Thats literally all i have ever wanted in a game.
Seriously! Samurai/ninja, yeah badass
Without any silly waypoints!
And in a historical period that has barely been explored. So many games focus on the Era of Warring States/Sengoku Jidai, but the only time I've ever seen the Mongol Invasion portrayed in a video game was the original Shogun: Total War.
It's so good
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I stupidly forgot my login password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me.
The real test will be how close we get cosplay as Kenshin or Jack.
But the REAL QUESTION is... _can we cosplay as Aku?_
I had this exact same thought about Kenshin
@@MrDibara *EXTRA THICC*
Or Mugen :O
Mugen is kool and all but Jin from Champloo. Glasses included
"It's just like Sekiro." "This is just like Nioh." "This is like Japanese breath of the wild." It's kinda like God of War actually."
@@666slateran666 *pays tribute too. :)
Dont forget Red Dead Redemption and Assasins Creed xd
Seriously. Not a single lick of originality here. Other than having Mongols as bad guys.
Can't wait for the truck simulator segments and smash bros-like boss battle.
@@AICW everything is based off something else. it's how they put it together that makes it impressive and original.
Maybe the real Ghosts of Tsushima, was the friends we made along the way
Jesse Wolfe Press F to Pay Respects
Lmao
I always laugh at these comments.
@@annieme-tions edgy
This is one of my favorite jokes of all time
Personally:
*Gets through the exploration part of the presentation*
"Pre-ordered."
Seriously, I could just LOOK at this game all fucking day without ever even drawing a blade, much less any blood.
Poor sap. You know it's gonna be like every other game
@@genetenz wait, are you saying that video games are similar to other video games!? Madness.
@@genetenz games have Genres and games of one Genre are similar imagine my shock
Excellent username my guy
@@Bruh-hq1hx mechanics will be nearly identical. Nothing fresh
MAX said it best..
"Look at this Next-Gen game, on Current-Gen."
I'm gonna make myself look like YOSHIMITSU, if I can.
I know he's a ninja.. but still.
I already know MAX is probably gonna go for a STRIDER style.
If there isnt a traverse the island jumping on the katana option, then no buy.
The manji clan is a ninja clan.
I mean you can be both a samurai and a shinobi in this game so why not?
we better be able to hand-copter through the island
Play like a ghost then
When there's still no AC Japan,
Sony: Fine, I'll do it myself.
In all honesty though, this presentation alone is way better than the entire Xbox event last week. On one hand, I'm still excited for AC Valhalla and hope that Ubisoft will show us what the game has to offer in Ubisoft Forward in July.
After this AC Japan kinda feels worthless, i mean it will be this plus a hidden blade.
still might happen and be cool anyway
I'm just over AC at this point. Good games but not as Assassins Creed games. They've clearly taken the series in a totally different direction which is fine but they should just make a new IP. You're not even an assassin in the new games when the series is called *Assassins* Creed lol.
@Joseph Joestar ジョセフ・ジョースター showing historic figures, yokais, ninjutsu and all. Nice move that they're going for vikings, let the japan theme rest a little for a year or more so
At this point, I just want to see AC take on Asia in a main entry (so not counting Chronicles). Feudal Japan, Ancient China, the British colonisation of South East Asia, World War 2 era Shanghai, anything.
I got no doubt the franchise will continue as long as there's still historical era to explore. It's just a matter of when. 🤷♂️
They have said multiple times they have no intention of doing Japan too predictable and generic they said.
That Samurai Cinema mode is absolutely perfect 😍
The Kurosawa Mode. 👌
Would be cool if you could have it so it only pops up during combat, so you can have the beautiful environment and the cinematic feel at the same time.
I wish it was black white and red tho. The blood would be nice af
Gives you reason to replay it!
The wind is pushing me, into
the clouds again
I feel the blood in my veins
Time is running free, I feel like letting go
Just like the Dangan
Bruuuuuuh Dragon's Dogma
Yes.
Wolves hunt in packs
Soaked to the bone!
Tis' weak to fire!
This game is being developed for 6 years. They didn’t take anything from Sekiro.
That they started development 6 years ago doesn't mean they didn't take inspiration from games coming out during development...
It will have been a year and half sense Sekiro's release before Ghost comes out. That's plenty of time to rework combat
@@tombraider200571 Actually, it isn't at all.
A year and a half if the time you need to fix what's broken, to playtest the shit out the game to make sure it has the experience you wanted, and minor tweaking.
A year and a half before release isn't the time to be reworking your entire combat system, that's just asking for trouble.
Because what people don't seem to realise is that the level design affects the combat system which in turn informs level design.
You can't rework your combat and not expect it to break absolutely everything you've done level-design wise in an action game like this one.
Some genres can get away with reworking combat such as MMOs since none of them use their envrionment as a tool to convey information when in combat. It's all about the ennemy in front of you and the arena is just the framing of the battle.
(level design isn't only a matter of traversal btw, the term encapsulates ennemy placement, density, line of sights, pacing, etc.)
@@arenkai "A year and a half if the time you need to fix what's broken, to playtest the shit out the game to make sure it has the experience you wanted, and minor tweaking.
A year and a half before release isn't the time to be reworking your entire combat system, that's just asking for trouble."
The exception only further validates the rule, so you're certainly not wrong. But I'm pretty sure God of War 2018 threw out almost everything with only 2 years left to go. Again, just goes to show that crunch culture sucks, and even the best of games are sometimes produced in the worst circumstances.
@@turbonerdo6838 God of war was a game that was developed in 3 years. 1 year planning and scripting / story writing / key art and then the actual game development. The last year was bug fixes and tests and the actual publishing process. Maybe it was 4 years but I heared from Cory Barlog on a an interview that he said 3 years and explained each step. So you saying "only 2 years" is actual a fucking big amount of time. You can change a hell of alot in that timeframe. And they didn't threw everything out, one of the key animators for the combat system made the axe throw and the call back. Cory was loving it right from the start. But they weren't sure if they can use it, though they sticked with it and played along and kinda build the combat around it.
That black and white filter is going to come in clutch for TH-cam demonetization haha
Lmfao right? Btw thanks for your vids my dude. About to plat the game and Pride and Joy was done all bc of you ❤️❤️
dude love your guides!
The comments above me are definitely not coordinated, they were coincidentally posted the same exact minute I swear
BltzZ? Surprised to see you here man nice to know you’re also a fan of Max
@@brandondapro new ways to get people to click his channel, fake groupies.
When the Mongols fear you, you’re beyond a badass.
I hope leaving them alive after they run has implications. Maybe if you let them run, reinforcements and stronger enemies appear at the same location? That would be so fucking dope.
Thomas sounds like shadow of Mordor
@@Dunkingsonn other special types of stronger enemies based on the conquered cultures of the Mongol Horde.
@@Dunkingsonn and if you kill the reinforcements it will cause then to fear you even more. Kinda like a Batman game
The mongols never invaded japan (fun fact). They tried to but two storms sank their ships so they gave up
I was sold at the fox petting
same
facts
FondOfMeLobster - Cringing at your cringe.
Lets hope its some sort og spirit.
Ordinary foxes who act like that usuually carry rabies.
@@GMOTP5738 Cringe has lost its meaning because people like you never know how to use it. Run along now.
This is definitely Way of the Samurai meets Tenchu: Stealth Assassin.
I agree
True
I wish Way of the Samurai got a bigger buget for there games like this
More like titan fall 2 meets nioh 2 meets smash bros
Way of the Samurai was amazing
I love the minimal UI element they're going with definitely lets you appreciate the graphics more
Yes! I wish most games had this approach. I feel like most HUDS are too big and take away from how pretty the game looks.
@Kind Citizen Exactly. I've been wanting that sort of navigation tool for ages.
I had my eyes on this game ever since announced. Now, Day 1 buy.
Same here! I can’t wait to play it
me too, and since im not getting last of us anymore, i can use that money to get cyberpunk as well.
The T isn't silent, there just isn't a vowel sound between the T and the S so it becomes almost like one constant in itself, like an S sound but starting with your mouth in the T position.
I’m a native Japanese speaker and I second that
Remember Django? The D is silent
..... it was a joke dood.......
this is the most accurate explanation
Its read like chu
Ghost of Assassins: Breath of Redemption, the Wild Hunt Dies Twice
That was too much man..
Needs more Kurasawa
Oooohhh yeah!!!
: The Phantom Pain
Sounds like a Capcom title. Six months after release we'll get Ghost of Assassins: Breath of Redemption, the Wild Hunt Dies Twice: Zero Far Dawn Cry Tournament Edition Hyper XL
His Ghost outfit looks sick as hell.
I'm personally hyped for the proper Samurai armour
Ye, it looks like takeda in mkx
I have a big soft spot for the assassins creed style of gameplay, and that combined with the breathtaking visuals, setting, and music have sold me 100%
Yeet Yeet max was hoping the fighting isn’t like assassins creed lol
From looking at it, it looks more akin to the witcher, but you won't see me complaining either way
@@silverbullet1819 It definitely looks more like Assassin's Creed 1 than anything. Witcher 3 could be really button mashy especially with the level scaling system that can put you against gigantic health pools and also relied on awkward dodge/evade mechanic. Ghost seem to depend more on technique and precision instead, and a lot of one-hit kills.
It’s much more like the Tomb Raider series
I was heavily invested in this game long before Sekiro came out and even though it was good it wasnt what I was looking for so I never finished it. Tsushima had me onboard from the first teaser trailer.
Same here man
Tyuta CTF well you’re missing out
Same. I'm really interested in these new ancient Japan styled games but Sekiro just looks like too much CBT for my taste, lol. I love the Souls games but I'm trash at parrying, which is basically like 99% of Sekiro's combat system from what I've seen. I much prefer this game's approach of basically just making Japan Assassin's Creed with BOTW style exploration.
Yeah ghost of tsushima has much more of that tenchu vibe than sekiro, just with open world. Still, one day would be nice to see those characters and stuff again.
Speaking out of my soul.
This demonstration made me cry a bit with joy when I watched it. It's beautiful, brutal, and really just took my expectations and went SO FAR beyond. I am looking forward to this, more than anything now.
I was sold on fox petting
^_^ KON!
LOL
waiting for "Hype and Rage Moments of Max" playing this game lol !
@Mindya Binnus "Zen and Ghosts moments"
My wallet is crying this year. So many good games😭😭😭
Now add the the new console prices to that lol
Demonic Loki what? The games for next gen are still going to be 60$
dont need to buy them all at once tho..
@@solismax65 I meant ps5 600 bucks or Xbox 500 add to your wallets pain lol
Sorry thought it was clear my bad
I'm holding off all my expenses for PS5 i can wait not to play games when they launches but i absolutely need to invest on next gen now because games will still be $60 on ps5 ..
Having studied Iaido and Kenjitsu for years, I'm super impressed with the accuracy of the techniques. Samurai Kurosawa mode all the way bro.
Okay yeah, I'm having the same reaction as Max. I thought basically nothing of this game when we first saw it and this preview made me go "Ohhhhhhhhhhh, I'm getting Breath of the Wild vibes here."
Ghost of Zenda: Breath of Tsushima
The breath of the wild style of open world plus the assassins creed stealth-combat blend has me sold
@@mega20able I guess the custom armor system is like BOTW where each outfit has set bonuses and maluses whilst also looking cool
After seeing him reactions to Final Fantasy and him on Dropped Frames, I found myself a new reaction channel.
I still don't see how people find the combat "off", what else type of combat did you want? This beats every other type of combat so far for it's style, hack and slash sponge shaving would just make this feel like shit, and this 1 shot, fast paced parry combat fits so well. Even Witcher 3's combat was bogged down, even though it was already mediocre at best already, by that fact. slashing and hacking multiple times and the enemies barely showing any reaction to each hit unless your higher lvl than them. Just takes out of the bad ass feel of a skilled sword fighter. Only thing that made it better was the mutilation finishers (not sure of the exact word to use instead of mutilation)
meeran haq Well, everyone has their own desires when it comes to combat. It may feel badass, to dispatch foes in a single stroke, but I’m worried that I won’t even see the enemys as threats.
Unless they can one-shot me just as easily, I’ll be half asleep as I mow them down like grass.
I really hope there’s more to the combat than what I’ve seen so far.
Yea I agree. I’ll take this over the whole “death of a thousand cuts” combat that everyone shoved into their games nowadays. I really started to hate it When AC odyssey had it. Combat was so fucking boring because it was just mash one button till they die, parry occasionally.
My problem with the Ass Creed classic style is that it means you have less tools to express yourself in combat and that you cannot use them outside of combat due to context sensitivity.
I don't know about Odyssey which had some sort of leveling system, but I want a decent number of mid combat actions which only seems to be teased with the styles at the moment. We can have that and also a means to defeat or avoid enemies fast, even BOTW or DMC does it.
Encounters with enemies made of paper need you to be made of paper to be remembered.
@@thelastgogeta Go watch the the duel at the end E3 2018 gameplay. Obviously not every enemy is one-hit kill but the combat seems to depend on not taking damage but instead reflecting, parrying or dodging blows. It relies on technique and reaction time and distances itself from button masher style combat systems with level scaling like in other open world games like AC Origins, Skyrim or Zelda BOTW. It is the perfect style for this type of game considering the Samurai theme, developers definitely know what they are doing here.
@@sageoftruth I think the game has a block meter, like sekiro or fallen order. Which means even though enemies die in one or two hits you still have to get through their defenses before you can hit them.
You never disappoint with popping up with a reaction.
Buster Wolf Chaos yet no reaction to mortal Kombat with robocop gameplay smh
charce3 You didn’t read Max’s comment about a few of his other videos pending, did you? Patience is a virtue. Remember that.
This ain't nothing like Sekiro. Sekiro was a sensationalized action version of samurai fighting style. This is way more grounded and down to earth
It’s More fluid and casual as well. I don’t mind this at all. There’s already 2 Samurai Souls type games. Ghosts of Tsushima would be a nice change of pace
@@acebrawler2000 i wouldn't call it casual from everything i've seen and heard...game has a lot of stances, parry,block,deflect,dodge,roll and it's pretty realistic your enemies die with 2-3 hits but you die with 2-3 hits too. So you can't yolo this game like it's old assassins creed where you fought 10 enemies at the same time
Damn straight the different stances sold me.
Tsushima is a story first game and now that we've seen the combat...Is it better than Nioh? Nioh is a gameplay first game so is it fair to compare the 2?
I mean that's probably why Sony released 2 samurai games in one year because they are different.
It's funny because people said Tsushima would be better than Nioh but we see it has implemented combat stances...which is from Nioh.
Nioh 2 the best ARPG of all time and it's on a tier of Bloodborne...the combat is the best objectively.
If Tsushima wants to compete with Nioh it needs to be masterful with it's story, side quests included because that's what will carry the game.
Nioh is carried by it's combat.
@@frankchapparo7391 I don't think anyone would say the combat is better than nioh that'd be stupid..but it's a somewhat simpler game and open world is better so overall people might like this more tho I personally think nioh is more satisfying but we'll see
I went from "I've only heard this game's name in passing" to "where's my wallet? I need to pre-order!" in a single video. This is gonna be awesome!
The stealth combat reminds me of how MGSV did stealth gameplay.
I thought so too
Yeah, getting Ground Zeroes vibes from that.
@@666slateran666 mgsv's stealth is the best metal gear ever had. the game may have fallen apart near the end but it's gameplay was great
@@666slateran666 That is a good thing. MGSV stealth is great.
@@rayshiotile9487 For an mgs game, i totally agree with you . But as general stealth-gameplay goes its too disjointed and looks not interactive enough at all.
Still no indicator how good hidden you are , flat stealthing without different approach-possibilities except being on higher or same ground as the guards (but maybe theres is more to it than it shows idk) , multiple takedowns that could trivialise stealth way too much and guards that rather looking at fire-crackers instead stating alert immediatly because it is loud af and unusual in the silent night to light up some firecrackers because ... reasons.
The stealth is typical open world fanfare as usual what they showed and it can be very dissapointing for some .
Im only for samurai-ing and thats enough.
*Sees cape*
Max: "You have a ScArF?"
I got strong Witcher 3 vibes. The music and environmental atmosphere is absolutely gorgeous ❤️
ethereal _ Ur not the only one
Me too; kinda annoyed me that he kept naming other open world games except the single best one in The Witcher 3
@@lyonking2223 Well how this game handles open world is much, much closer to how BotW did it; basically presenting the open world to the player through contextualised cues and environmental design. TW3 mostly relied on map markers and beaten paths when handling the open world.
This is a Japanese Witcher
He hasn't played witcher 3 is probably why
This is now my most anticipated game of the year.
Huh, this game looks a lot more stylized that it seemed, which is great!
Kurosawa showed me
Cherry blossoms tell my story
I play Ghosts of Sushima.
Was this a haiku?
Good attempt but it made a
Nice poem instead
I can't wait to get my hands on the collectors edition that I pre-ordered the day that it was available. Sucker Punch has only made games that are at least 8/10 and I have the utmost faith in this game
But second son was mediocre
@@rigby8701 I disagree. It definitely didn't live up to the potential they'd built up with the whole power siphoning idea, but the core gameplay was fun. I enjoyed switching between all the powers and wreaking havoc
I had to double check which version I pre-ordered. Glad it was the collector's edition.
@@CaliberStone The story and characters were very bland, along with the world. The only saving grace was that the combat and traversal was fun for a while but grew old very quickly.
@@rigby8701 I mean, it was mostly based on a real city, so...I guess Seattle is just bland? I liked traveling around and seeing the landmarks, so again I'll have to disagree. The characters were definitely a little cookie cutter, though.
8:42 that is exactly how I feel.
Before: hmm that looks cool. i'll check it out when it comes out
After: Wow. I need to play that.
I'm really happy that I wasn't the only person that thought he said "BUST A MOVE!"
You know what comes to mind? Play the game in "Kurosawa" mode. Looks extremely challenging.
I found out about this game yesterday and immediately preordered it.
I've been waiting for this game for close to 4 years and I'm proud to have pre-ordered the collector's edition and now waiting for that Day 1 samurai experience
Honestly, Japanese Assassins Creed that could've came earlier if not after Odyssey best describes this and gets me excited
Jins japanese voice actor is Zoro from One Piece btw. That shit alone sold me, cant wait.
This feels like Zelda Breath of the Wild mixed with Ni-Oh and Sekiro
I'm so excited because I didn't know when this game was coming out, and now it's coming out in July! Maybe I had heard and forgot if this wasn't the release date reveal. I've been excited for two years!
That title summed up my reaction with ghost of tsushima. Day one y'all.
Thank you finally, I been ready for this game. Since I saw the reveal!
I saw this and I was like: TAKE MY DAMN MONEY!
”Yen” Take my damn “Yen”
This already looks like the type of game I wouldn’t mind getting platinum. It’s gorgeous and the gameplay looks satisfying
Max's official Shaq face
Where?
This is sick I've already got this pre ordered looks absolutely beautiful
I just noticed at 5:11 that spear NPC ducked down to let his friend have a clean shot :o
God this game looks so incredible, I hope it can live up to it's hype.
I never thought of this game at all, I thought it would be another souls like game, but now, open world Feudal Japan setting, a choice of being a Ninja or Samurai, oh yeah I'm sold.
The Same kind of goes for sekiro as well
The Assasins Creed game we deserve but will never get 😭
This is officially gonna be my Assassin's Creed fix. No RPG stats-driven, no fighting gods.. Just a balanced action-stealth game, set in a grounded, modest, historical setting.
No present/future bullshit
>No RPG stats-driven
Did we see the same vid? lel
The stealth looked too weird and janky for my taste.
@@PotatoRankEX Umm, yes? This game looks to have about as much "stats" progression as ACII-ACSyndicate era, but it's not relying on it like an RPG (Origins/Odyssey) is.
So you are the people that keep buying that shit from Ubisoft loll
Fun Fact! The reason you’re called: The Ghost. Setting of the game is 12th century. Shinobi didn’t originate until 15th century. It’s those little attention to details that prove the developers respected their craft. However cleverly it’s suspected that antecedents may have existed as early as the 12th century :)
Actually 13th century, and there was two invasions. So, if were lucky we'll get a sequel or a dlc in the future!
Well you say that, but there are a LOT of historical inaccuracies that were put in for cinematic flavor and general "samurai-ness". For example, during the 12th century, he wouldn't even have had a true katana. He would have had a dachi which is much longer. The dachi would have been stowed in his belt blade-down rather than blade-up, and it would have been too long to perform iaido (attacking from the sheathed position) which wasn't even invented until the 15th century. Whenever Jin flicks his sword to remove the blood, it is a ritualistic movement called chiburi that was invented during the Edo period, which takes place centuries after the setting of the game. All of the combat styles/stances/movements are based off of Edo period styles/stances/movements. Even little details like the traditional sitting on the knees thing (seiza) was invented in the Edo period. The entire plot of the game, the honorable Samurai way vs dishonorable "ghost" way, is an Edo period interpretation of Bushido. Especially during a period of war, no samurai would have cared how they killed their enemy. In fact, the most famous historical "Ninja" (Hattori Hanzo) was a samurai.
This game looks dope it really remind me of Tenchu on the PS1 loved that game too
Tenchu deadly shadows on ps2 cuz of the double stealth kills but yeah definitely
Tenchu is wonderful.
Wrath Of Heaven will always be my favorite
That photo mode where you can sort of make gifs will be so cool. I can see people making some really neat things out of that. Especially during combat scenes
It certainly looks interesting, but I'm a little concerned about how "stiff" and "quick-timey" some of it looked. I hope it's just an old build effect or the way they were playing it.
The setting being limited to an island could allow them to really add a lot of detail. I remember when this game got shown at E3 2018 alongside Sekiro. I was hyped just because they mentioned a different "health" system tied to posture. I think what really got me into following the game is an anime called "Angolmois: Record of Mongol Invasion." It's pretty much the Mongol Invasion of Tsushima though definitely more grandiose and with more spectacle.
I've been waiting on this game for 2 to 3 years
I need more on that combat man, I can't get a good feel for how the mechanics interact from these trailers and videos. Gotta dive DEEP in to exactly what you can do and what your opponents can do.
I know a lot of people are comparing this to Assassins Creed, but I get more Witcher vibes tbh, especially with the animal guides basically being your Witcher senses and the shrines that give you buffs. Also, the stance switching in Samurai mode was really unexpected, definitely more excited about combat now
That was 1000% the fear multi takedown from Arkham Knight. It even had the yellow highlights for each enemy. I'm not complaining
Ghost of Tsushima looks like MGSV + RDR2 + TLZ BOTW + Nioh.
And that's an interesting mix.
I would put assassins creed or tenchu in place of metal gear, since these are melee weapons
I wouldnt really say metal gear5. Metal gear 5 was basically the borderlands of stealth games giving u every way possible of stealth or combat, this is more batman Arkham stealth imo
Respectable opinions, but I still see some similarity to MGSV.
@@GMOTP5738 Poor pathetic baby, go get a brain
One thing that I want to point out that some people miss is that the Japanese voice actor of the main character Jin is Kazuya Nakai who has done zoro from one piece, mugen from samurai chaploo, etc.
Definitely going full ninja in this game.
I've traveled throughout TSUSHIMA a few times. It's an incredible place with some unique wildlife and monuments to events that happen within this game.
I wanna know how the ghost will interact with trees.
I would like to see a 'Tenchu' game look like this.The first thing that poped to my mind after saw Stealth kills was Tenchu.
Didn't Sekiro begin as a Tenchu game?
Jin in Ghost of Tsushima: Fear multi takedown!
Batman in Arkham Knight: Wait What?
I went from being like whatever to when I watched this was "day 1 buy". It's a friggin open world Japanese samurai game. Like...dude.
Pure Samurai game, influenced by classic samurai movies.
Roof1975 couldnt have said it better myself
Sadly not many samurai games seem to be made. They've got to be one of my favorites, especially as open world.
I don't know how I feel about getting pestered by animals and winds and whatnot about finding quests and items, as opposed to just exploring by yourself.
I hope they bring it to PC someday. I really want to experience this. :(
This exploration part has this Breath of the Wild feel to it
I don't give a shit, I pre-ordered it, and i'm the type of guy to not normally do that, only for a few select games.
Hell yeah. I'm sold. It's a solid mix between an explorative fluid platformer, but the fact you can change the way you play by the gear you equip is awesome to me. The aesthetic has heavy old-style japanese swordsman movies. I'm a huge fan of the samurai gameplay.
Thought the "sword play" from Sekiro was one of the best skill based combat systems I've ever seen in an action-RPG style game.
Its design was genuis in the way that it actually allowed the developer to truly compose your bossfight experiences. The final boss is indicative of that.
Edit: Perhaps try to make the game a bit more difficult. Those NG debuffs stacked on to the max difficulty scaling require mastery of certain enemies and reaction.
Cant wait to see how they innovate the combat farther in Elden Ring.
Max I doubt you'll see this comment but you've gotten me through some really tough times so far this year dude and I just wanted to say thank you and hopefully one day in the future I'll be able to tell you face to face. Appreciate all the entertainment and you being you
The only true way is way of the samurai. Remember everyone, being a ninja is overrated
I love samurai and ninjas so much but I can't say which is better
you have one of the best intros that I've ever seen its amazing
Soooo.... where’s the Aftermath gameplay reacts video?
I’m there with ya lmao
Probably still loading up since TH-cam decided to botch itself for few minutes and screw up everything
I believe his last samurai stance is an advanced version of Ko Gasumi. He changed between 3 different stances in the exchange they showed. So dope!
People see wind in a game oh it's like breath of the Wild
“... yeah this is gonna be fun” 😂 can’t wait for this game! Had to get collectors edition for this one
Definitely looks like a great game to play!
Awesome thing is that during the duel/standoff mode, they adjust the aspect ratio to make it cinematic. Simply amazing.
>auto-walks to enemy occupied village
>Press 'x'
>Muh slow motion for no reason
>Insta kill enemy
Impressive gameplay, isn't it?
Dont like it? Dont play it..simple
The "Samurai. Jin" and "Ghost. Jin" segments reminded me of Metal Gear Solid 5. You can approach the enemies stealthily. Or you can go in with a bang. Or maybe both. It's really cool. And the combat system? It does feel a lot of like Ni-oh. And that's good.
So, it's essentially Japanese Red Dead Redemption 2 + MGS 5 + Ni-oh + Sekiro. Loving what I saw so far.
Stop going on about sekiro. The similarity is Japan that’s it. The genres are hella different what are you saying?!
lol funny how u chose only sekiro when he made even dumber comparisons. like breath of the wild or nioh. or god of war. or all the suggestions actually. i guess there are a few ppl childish enough to still be in that "nothing iS lieK daRk SouLs!" bandwagon. i saw a comment EXACTLY like yours on so many games so far, only for the devs themselves come out and talk about how fromsoft influenced their games later on. god of war comes to mind. its alright if ppl feel like they were influenced by fromsoft and nioh, get over it and move on. also he didnt compare anything to sekiro other than the parrying. its idiotic not to think about sekiro when it comes to that.
AH silver get over what and move on from what? Your the one writing an essay. I just don’t get the whole sekiro\ ghost comparison when the games are entirely different to play. Influenced is one thing but that doesn’t mean they are similar to play, chill dude it’s not a biggie.
AH silver actually the game developers said they took heavy inspiration from breath of the wild so that was actually a perfect comparison
For some reason I got a Metel Gear Sold 5 vibe from the gameplay, especially the quick kunai throw when spotted, kinda like Snake can do a slow motion headshot when he's spotted.
Assassin's Creed : "A game made in Japan wouldn't be that interesting."
Ghost of Tsushima : "Hold my sake."